I received this book with the understanding that I could leave a voluntary and honest review.
In this book we meet Laura and we get Prince Rawklix's story. Rawklix knows what his other brother's think of him. Oh he is the youngest there for he was the most spoiled by their father. What they don't understand is how driven he is by his father just like the others were but in other ways. What he does know is he has been on the planet for the last 4 years and unlike his brothers he has been unable to find his mate. He is lonely especially now that all of them have found their mates and decides maybe it is time for a chance of venue. When his brother suggests Miami he figures it doesn't hurt to give it a try. That's when he sees her on a television interview well more like the hated Nora Morse claiming the woman with her is her adopted daughter. Laura is rarely let out of the tower her mother says it is so she isn't kidnapped again and looses her memories once more. The only times she does is when her mother gives interviews or when they are forces to be somewhere where her mother must keep an eye on her. She has found ways to give herself the illusion of freedom but has not experienced it. One day when her mother leaves the tower she gets an email that gives her a ray of hope. Rawklix has written her and though she is not sure if this is a trap or not she longs to see him and speak with him. Will these two find their HEA or will outside forces make sure that never happens?
This is the 7th book in this series and though they can all be read as stand alone's. I recommend reading them in order so no secrets are revealed. It does have its ups and downs I really want to tell you about (boy do I want to tell you). However I don't want to ruin the story for any other readers. I will say this book will have you hooked from the first word to the very end. I would highly recommend it to anyone and everyone.
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